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index_space on March 31, 2026: "Do we need better AI, or a different framework entirely? Living Room Lectures presents a guest talk by Serena Dokuaa Oduro, AI policy expert and poet, exploring how Black feminist thought can reshape the way we understand and build technology. Drawing from her work in governance and poetry, Serena reframes AI not as neutral innovation, but as something deeply shaped by political and social forces, and asks what it could become if rooted in different values. Lecture + discussion, with time to mingle before and after. Register at the link in bio!".

sfpc.study on March 24, 2026: "In this workshop taught by @samlavigne & @maurabrewer, participants will learn how to find who or what they’re looking for through a variety of code-based and manual research methods and techniques. ¸.·´¯·.¸.·´¯·.¸.·´¯·.¸.·´¯·.¸ ▻ April 25 (1-6pm) & 26 (1-4pm) ▻ @creativetime, 59 E 4th St floor 7, NYC ✿ Sign up by April 18 at 11:50pm ET - 🔗 in bio of @sfpc.study".

144 likes, 2 comments - schoolofma on March 24, 2026: "Why does this course incorporate training AI models on our own data? "A core part of this course involves students training models on their own faces and bodies, and that's rooted in two issues I think are deeply connected. The first is data sovereignty. Our bodies and behaviors are constantly being collected, used to regulate, target, and surveil us by platforms and authorities alike. We're told our data isn't ours the moment we share it, and then a distorted, flattened version of ourselves gets fed back through the same systems that profit from keeping us hooked on that reflection. The second is creative agency. These tools are being developed irresponsibly, most people don't understand how they work, and so whatever gets made with them tends to feel like it belongs to the machine rather than the person. That passivity is just another form of the same dispossession. Training on your own data is a small but meaningful act of resistance to both dynamics. You're taking the logic of these systems and redirecting it through your own intentions, your own body, your own aesthetic and critical framework. It won't fix the structural problems, but it builds the kind of hands-on, embodied understanding that I think artists and thoughtful practitioners urgently need to bring into this space right now." ❤️ @__fetter__ Latent Bodies 30. March - 4. May (no class 27. April) Online! Five-weeks, Mondays, 7-9PM CET For more info and to sign-up, link in bio Taught by Jess Tucker (they/she), an American and Dutch artist currently based in Berlin. Their performances and installations combine video, electronic music, prints, sculptures, and digital interactivity to playfully examine how machinic mediation shapes our experiences of embodiment, selfhood, and desire. Their work has been featured in international exhibitions and performance programs, including Rewire Festival, FOAM Museum of Photography, Goethe Institut, Sónar+D, the Van Gogh Museum, Mana Contemporary, and the International Museum of Surgical Science.".

Create a collective dataset through drawing, train a generative AI model, and transform its outputs into embodied markings

Join Identity 2.0 and DAIR for ‘Possible Futures: Crafting resistance with zine making’ - an online workshop mapping our everyday moments of resistance to…

How can artificial intelligence help us reconnect with our cultural heritage?

Artists and collectives from any country are invited to apply for a fully-funded residency split between CERN and the Nobel Prize Museum

Stichting Creative Coding Utrecht organizes events with Stager - get your acts together!

Art in the Age of the Metaverse brings together Morehshin Allahyari, Katja Novitskova, Ian Cheng, Micaela Mantegna and other speakers to critically reflect on the role of art in the time of the metaverse

“Live, Laugh, Love… and LLM” is an article-turned-talk that opens a discussion on how we, as humans today, share an ambiguous emotional relationship with AI. It explores how fear and love intertwine in our reliance on technology that comforts, replaces, and reshapes what it means to be human. Would you like to be part of this conversation? Do you have Fears and/or Loves you’d like to share with us? Join us! We’re keeping it intimate, with only 20 seats available. So hurry up and get your ticket!

Join us for a gathering exploring how learning lives in an AI era. We will share some of our exploration and test a game-like experience to choreograph futures…

On October 9, Rhizome will present an event that looks at the artistic practice of Vibe Coding, or AI-assisted coding. Featuring talks, performances, a vibe coding battle, and more!

V2_ is an interdisciplinary center for art and technology in Rotterdam (the Netherlands).

“Artificial Intelligence: A Meaningless & Hazardous Concept,” a talk by R.H. Lossin.

Stichting Creative Coding Utrecht organizes events with Stager - get your acts together!

Source: TechPowerUp GPU Database The Critical AI Seminar series will continue in 2025 and 2026 with another four lectures that critically address Artificial Intelligence (AI) from various perspectives – across different contexts of application and through different lenses of critique. With these lectures we hope to…

Once seen as our adversary, AI has rapidly transformed into our most intimate advisor. It operates as part junior colleague, part best friend, part demi-god, to whom we offer our souls on a digital altar. We used to pray; now, we turn to Chatgpt. But, entering this digital confession box comes at a cost. Our disclosure is served with a side of cookies, and even polite interactions with AI tools come with a hidden price, both financially and environmentally. What will become of us mere mortals as we surrender ourselves to the code? In this brave new world, what's left for humanity? And when the robots come… will they remember our chats? Our 2025 Ø report explores a technological era that feels more akin to magic. Data becomes our new deity.

Hearing a lot about AI and data center expansion? That it's happening quickly, behind closed doors, putting huge demands on strained energy grids, leading to…

Join Mixed Initiative and Better Images of AI for an after-work world cafe session, where we explore how metaphors shape our thinking about AI, its power, its…

Doing AI Differently: London Workshop Integrating Humanities into the Core of AI Development

Twitch account for The Distributed AI Research Institute (DAIR).

114 likes, 4 comments - fiberfestival on November 8, 2024: "FIBER and Artificial Times invite you to Latent Assemblies – a one-day symposium on the interplay of artistic making and AI | November 29, @sandberginstituut Latent Assemblies provides a space for knowledge exchange, with the goal of learning about different strategies and making processes adopted by artists and designers working with machine learning technology and AI in general, in relation to sonic and audiovisual productions. There is an abundance of both utopian and critical theoretical conversations about the impact of AI - and rightfully all important. Within the often overwhelming array, this symposium aims to disclose the actual making processes of artists using AI, the use of different systems and models, and herein, how artistic creators develop their work through assemblies of existing services and sometimes self-developed systems. Furthermore, we’ll be highlighting a variety of making processes and pressing questions concerning the future of synthetic-assisted creativity. Along with the illumination of these processes, critical and socio-cultural questions will be addressed, which are inseparable from working with AI. While being immersed in this state of AI, the symposium will also take a moment to zoom in and ask a series of fundamental questions about the potential next frontier of developments. In addition to the symposium, we are offering the two-day workshop BETWEEN THE LINES by the artist LOREM (@lorem_____) In it, you will use machine learning as an archive-based device for storytelling. Tickets and registration to both events are now online! SYMPOSIUM 🗓️ Fri Nov 29 ⏱️ 14:00 - 19:00 📍 Sandberg Institute, Amsterdam 🎟️ Tickets: link in bio Free tickets for all Sandberg & Rietveld Academy students and tutors WORKSHOP 🗓️ Thu Nov 28 + Sat Nov 30 ⏱️ Times to be announced 📍 Sandberg Institute + other 🎟️ Registration: link in bio Many thanks to @artificialtimes_mfa @sandberginstituut @afk020 @stimuleringsfonds an @pictoright Fonds for making this event happen.".